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White list of apps
Our goal is to provide free access to information through the InfoInternet standard. The InfoInternet standard includes text and pictures, in addition to local videos. An example of a browser supporting the standard is Opera Mini, providing server-side compression of web pages into text and pictures. As long as we don't have a tool for analysing apps and web pages, we need to use white listing of Web pages.
White listed Web pages/Apps
- google.com % search engine
- play.google.com %for app download such as Opera Mini
- NEW: appstore % for download of Opera Mini
- its-wiki.no % home wiki of DigI and other sites
- wikipedia.org
SDG and public information
- BasicInternet.no,
- BasicInternet.org
- sustainabledevelopment.un.org % SDG 2030
- ministry of health in TZ
- NEW: global health media % and all other links on digi.futurecompetence.net
% please add what you find appropriate